By Christine McConville, Boston Herald
Two Occupy Boston members have been arrested on drug charges, Boston police said yesterday.
Bostonians Isaac Bell, 34, and Charlene Dumont, 31, were both charged with distribution of a class A drug (heroin) and possession with intent to distribute a class A drug within 1,000 feet of a school zone, police say.
The 6-year-old child who was living with them in a tent is now staying with family members, police said.
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This is the Occupy Wall St. that the media wont show. Two Occupy Boston members have been arrested on drug charges, Boston police said yesterday.
Bostonians Isaac Bell, 34, and Charlene Dumont, 31, were both charged with distribution of a class A drug (heroin) and possession with intent to distribute a class A drug within 1,000 feet of a school zone, police say.
The 6-year-old child who was living with them in a tent is now staying with family members, police said.
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According to the YT video this is a UMASS professor who is explaining his socialist dream of America to these hungry OWS protesters, encouraging them to overthrow capitalism and telling them that the only obstacle is the minority of the one percent:
Is this what Obama and the Democratic Party stand with? 
ONLY EXTREMELY EXPLICIT LANGUAGE CAN DESCRIBE THESE ASS-WIPES.
ReplyDeleteThese people are the most pathetic group of mimicking fools ever, it is like watching a really really bad episode of Sesame Street.
ReplyDeleteProblem is they don't fade away either. If they got what they propose - they would be the first
to complain. We need to get these indoctrinators out of our schools and colleges. They need
to go to Russia or China and "teach".
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ReplyDelete"Occupy Wall Street" protesters have begun to squabble over money with some demanding a reported $500,000 the movement has in its bank be shared more equally.
ReplyDeleteAnd with the cold weather beginning to take a firm grip on New York City, doubts have been raised as to whether the anti-corporation demonstration can make it through the winter.
It has also emerged that Zuccotti Park, the focus of the protest since it begun on September 17, is providing an alluring home for vagrants, at the same time as those within the movement cautioned against spreading the demonstration too thinly.
Read the full story at The Daily Mail
At least they didn't bomb the federal building or the Olympics. Our like our right-wing Scandinavian friend bomb a federal building then shoot children at a liberal camp.
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